Penn, Harvard resignations show ‘safe spaces’ can backfire. Here’s how we can move to ‘brave spaces’ ...Middle East

In recent years, the concept of the university as a “safe space” has come under scrutiny. The notion of insulating students from controversial ideas to protect marginalized groups, once heralded on many campuses, is being re-examined — both due to cultural war tensions but also more genuine questions around free speech. With the recent resignations at Harvard and the University of Pennsylvania exemplifying the turmoil in higher education, we believe the time has come for universities to evolve from “safe spaces” to “brave spaces” that encourage respectful, candid exchanges of divergent perspectives.  For students, at the core of this shift into brave spaces is a willingness to lean int

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